Hi there, thanks for writing in. I am afraid that if you want to achieve something like an account profile for the front end you will need to search for a third party plugin that does the trick.

This functionality is not provided in WordPress by default, but I think a plugin like this might work: https://wordpress.org/plugins/profile-builder/

Let me know if this helps!

John

H there! Make sure that her profile is not private, otherwise it should definitely work. If you need further help please open a ticket at http://codestag.com/support

Thanks!

John

Thanks for bringing this up, there was an oversight by our sight at the widget. We have already pushed an update that fixes this. The button at the custom section with the blog posts will take the user to the page where the posts are pulled from. If the section shows all posts regardless categories, it will take the user to the blog page.

Thanks

John

Hi there. This was done on purpose, since for static pages a full-screen cover would not be so intuitive if the page content was not adequate. However you can fine tune the height of the cover by overriding it with some custom css.

Let me know if there is anything else I can do for you

Thanks!

Hi there, thanks for writing in. Unfortunately we do not offer theme demo try-outs, but Ink is quite easy to follow.

I see that you have already purchased it though, so feel free to visit our support desk at http://codestag.com/support if you want help setting things up.

Also, make sure that you go through the documentation provided online here: http://bit.ly/2mxEyWr

Many thanks! John

Hi there, thanks for your interest in Ink. To quickly answer your questions:

1. Yes, you definitely can choose between an overlaid style and a traditional menu over a white header.

2. There is a custom widget that outputs a section of the latest blog posts over a background image. It’s the “latest posts” section at this page: http://demo.codestag.com/ink/widgetized/

3. Yes, Ink offers a complete flexibility over this. You can create custom layouts based on widget sections. You can as many “widgetized” pages as you want, and definitely use one for your homepage. The link i shared above is an example of such a page. For the demo though we decided to have a standard homepage with the blog posts, but this is totally up to you.

Let me know if there is anything else I can clarify, happy to help.

Thanks! John

Wow, awesome design.

We are more than happy to help you guys out at our support desk at http://codestag.com/support so feel free to open a ticket and we will take a look into this and monitor the progress efficiently.

Cheers John.

enter

Hi there, thanks for writing in. We are aware of the update, and we will push an update by next week. Everything should work smooth anyway, as our last update was only weeks ago.

Stay tuned! We love RCP as well.

Thanks! John

Hi, I think I already answered your message through email. Sad to hear this, we always suggest to use a child theme for any design modifications. Please open a ticket at our support desk at http://codestag.com/support and we will gladly get you the files.

Thanks! John

Oh… I did use a childtheme. Fixed it in the meantime but still… links display and some structure had changed … so I had to reintegrate the files I copied into my childtheme and reapplied my modifications.

Hi, the show / hide feature only works with default WordPress comments, and not a plugin like disqus. For any support requests kindly use our support desk at http://codestag.com/support

thanks! John

Hi there. If you have opened a ticket to our support desk, we should have given you a hotfix for this until this is checked and put into the list for the next update.

I would not call a problem actually, since it refers to styling elements of an external plugin as far as I see, but in any case it is good to refine as much as possible, so thanks again for your input.

John

Hi there, thanks for writing in. Please open a ticket at http://codestag.com/support and we will gladly take a look. Make sure you share an example with the issue.

Thanks! John

Hi again, as I said at my earlier comment, this functionality is not built in but you can use a plugin to do so. Anything similar to this: https://wordpress.org/plugins/author-bio-box/

Thanks! John

Hi, thanks for writing in. Each author has a dedicated page automatically, for example: http://demo.codestag.com/om/author/john/

For the “about author” box, there are numerous plugins that do this trick, this functionality is not built into the theme but any plugin should work well.

Let me know if there is anything else I can do for you

Thanks

John

Hi there, this is editable via the theme options. Go to Appearance > Customize > Theme options > Post settings and make sure that you edit the “Post Cover Scroll Text” field.

You should be good to go then. For further help/support kindly open a ticket to our support desk at http://codestag.com/support

Thanks! John

Thanks! It worked great

Hi there, thanks for writing in. Ink does not support infinite scroll for now, and we have not tested with any plugin, so feel free to give it a try. Also worth noting is that Jetpack plugin has an infinite scroll module, perhaps you would be interested in trying this one first.

Thanks! john

this is slightly more complicated, I’d love to help at the support desk. Thanks!

Hi there!

I’d appreciate if you could post this in our support desk at http://codestag.com/support where we track and monitor all our theme support communication.

Make sure you include a link to your site.

Many thanks! John

I don’t have active support anymore, so I’m not able to do that. It also seems like the <title> is doubled up on the page. Maybe this could be a wordpress version issue, will try to upgrade to 4.7.

The <title> issue was solved by upgrading to latest Wordpress code

Hi there, sure. Here is an online changelog: http://demo.codestag.com/ink/wp-content/themes/ink/changelog.txt

This is also included inside the theme files that you will download. We look forward to your feedback on this, as you see it is a major update stylistically and code-wise. Thanks!